App turns a voice site walkthrough into a contractor estimate PDF
Walk through a job site, describe what you see out loud, and the app automatically generates a professional estimate PDF. It's built by a solo developer and now live on the App Store.
Contractors and tradespeople typically spend time after a site visit manually writing up cost estimates — a slow, repetitive process that pulls them away from actual work.
This app removes that step. While walking the site, you just talk through what needs to be done. The app listens, processes your voice, and produces a formatted PDF estimate ready to hand to a client. There's no typing, no spreadsheet, and no office time required. It's aimed at small contractors, handymen, and one-person trade businesses who deal with estimates regularly and want to get quotes done on-site in minutes.
Key points
- Speak your site observations aloud and the app converts them into a structured estimate.
- Output is a PDF you can send to clients immediately.
- No typing or manual data entry needed.
- Designed for contractors, handymen, and small trade businesses.
- Available now on the App Store.
Quick term guide
- estimate PDF
- A document listing the expected costs for a job, saved as a PDF file that's easy to share or print.
- A common file format that keeps a document’s layout the same across devices.
- Elo
- A number that represents how skilled a player is in competitive games — it goes up with wins and down with losses.
- contractors
- Outside companies or workers hired to do work for an organization or government.
- contractor
- A person or small business hired to do construction, repair, or trade work.
- ping
- The time (in milliseconds) it takes for a signal to travel from your device to another and back — lower means faster response.
- business
- An activity where you provide value to others in exchange for money.
- media
- Channels like social media, news sites, or TV used to share information.